Softwood
Canadian Yellow Pine
Eastern Canada, from the heart of the Ottawa Valley · Pale yellow to pale pink
Softwood
Hemlock
A slow grown, timber often with tightly packed growth rings, Hemlock is stable and easily machined. The texture is uneven due to the earlywood being much softer than the latewood, so care is needed when sanding. Glues, paints and finishes well. Much used for stair newel posts, it is an excellent and low-cost timber ideal for internal joinery.
Timber specification
- Origin
- Northwest America (USA and Canada)
- Density
- 465–500 kg/m³
- Availability
- Kiln dried square edged boards, including vertical grain
- Movement in Service
- Small
- Grade
- Sykes grade from No.2 Clear
- Thicknesses Available
- 2”, 2.5”, 3”, 4”
- Colour
- Light reddish brown, with occasional dark streaks
- Length and Width Specification
- 6’ and longer × 4” and wider
Timber is a natural material. Colour and grain vary; sizes, grades and availability will be confirmed with your quotation.
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